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An illustration shows Paula Castaño, in front of a large tortoise and a bird that are native to the Galapagos.

Watching Out for Darwin’s Finches and Other Galapagos Natives

Cummings graduate Paula Castaño restores ecosystems to protect species on the famous archipelago

Smiling women with long brown hair wearing a white coat holding up a piece of paper with an image of the maxilla skin from a dog stained with Movat's Pentachrome technique. Glass door behind her reads Tufts University Pathology.

First person: Katelin Murphy

Histotechnology professional wins national Art of the Stain Contest

Tick Talk: Facts and Fiction

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Colin Gillin, V98, the state wildlife veterinarian for Oregon’s Department of Fish and Wildlife

Keeping Oregon’s Wildlife Healthy by Managing ‘Upstream’

Colin Gillin, V98, shares his strategies for protecting the state’s fish and wildlife from disease, habitat loss, and future unknowns

Veterinarian hands wearing medical gloves examining a dog's eye

Eye Exams for Dogs

Five Things to Know

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Facilitating Diversity and Inclusion

Tufts Veterinary Council on Diversity paves the way at Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine

Harbor seal (Phoca vitulina). Cute marine animal with funny face and big black eyes.

Scientists Investigate a Bird Flu Outbreak in Seals

Scientist Wendy Puryear and Postdoctoral researcher Kaitlin Sawatzki are quoted in this NY Times article about their recently published avian influenza research. (subscription required to view)

An illustration of Stephanie Brinez, VG21

A Mission to Save the Florida Bonneted Bat from Extinction

Stephanie Brinez, VG21, and her colleagues form the Miami Bat Lab, which works to conserve urban bat populations

Bird Flu Associated with Hundreds of Seal Deaths in New England in 2022, Tufts Researchers Find

A new study from Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine is the first to connect highly pathogenic avian influenza to a large scale mortality event in wild mammals

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Championing Student Support

Veterinary Scholarship Trust of New England helps aspiring veterinarians offset rising cost of education

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